Words: Rich Orriss Photos: Peter Kuiper This is a short article on a small but intimate motorcycle event that took place at the end of November in the Netherlands. It... Continue Reading →
The Brough Superior - the creation of George Brough - is a motorcycle known to almost all two-wheel fanatics. However, did you know that Brough motorcycles go further back in... Continue Reading →
Words and Photos: Chris Wastell In this article, Chris Wastell talks about his experience with a couple of Moto Guzzis – from the same era, but quite the contrast. A... Continue Reading →
The Girder Club Film Shed is a collection of our favourite videos that features old bikes, created by film makers from around the globe. If you have a video that... Continue Reading →
Words: Matt Harrington Photos: Russ Murray (@foot.in.bowl.photography) + Jason Harrington From 1914 to 1939, an isolated claypan 23km outside of Kalgoorlie, Australia, hosted an annual race meet which became legendary... Continue Reading →
Words: Kelsey Jackson Photos: Kazuo Matsumoto On Thursday, September 4, 2025, thirty-three brave men and women set out from Nags Head, North Carolina, on an epic 4,000-mile journey across the... Continue Reading →
Words: Rich Orriss Photos: Chris Mabey There are builds that restore history, and there are builds that rewrite it. A few years back, in a quiet West Sussex workshop, retired... Continue Reading →
Modern motorcycle helmets are full of innovation - constructed from weird and wonderful materials including carbon fibre and Kevlar composites… you can even find helmets with air conditioning, air bags... Continue Reading →
The Girder Club Film Shed is a collection of our favourite videos that features old bikes, created by film makers from around the globe. If you have a video that... Continue Reading →
This is AU 69 at the 2025 Kop Hill Climb. It is a fantastic replica of the 1911 Isle of Man TT entry machine from William E. Brough (W.E.B), and... Continue Reading →
If you are into old motorcycles, the Pioneer Run is probably an event that is on your radar. The idea was born in 1930 when the Sunbeam Motorcycle Club decided... Continue Reading →
During the Veteran period the overall road speed limit was 20 mph. There were extra restrictions in large towns and cities - busy junctions and narrow bridges were often 10... Continue Reading →
The Norton CS1 was a short-lived machine. It only lasted a couple of years before it was outranked by the International, but what it did for Norton cannot be underestimated.... Continue Reading →
There is a certain appeal to a motorcycle that wears its battle scars with pride, and this belter is one such bike. In 1913, motorcycles had really started to take... Continue Reading →
If you know about old motorcycles, you will no doubt have heard of the Norton 16H – it was an absolute icon, sold in its hundreds-of-thousands, and helped win the... Continue Reading →
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